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London Art Galleries : Architecture

Key Buildings in London, England, UK Exhibition Space Built Environment + Architects

post updated 13 May 2024

London Gallery Buildings

Contemporary Architecture in the UK Capital City

5 Oct 2016
Newport Street Gallery
Design: Caruso St John Architects

photo : Hélène Binet
Newport Street Gallery Building – shortlisted for
RIBA Stirling Prize 2016

27 Nov 2013
New Gagosian Gallery in Mayfair
Architects: TateHindle

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Gagosian Gallery Mayfair
Westminster City Council has granted planning consent for the recladding and remodelling of 20 Grosvenor Hill. The building is owned by Grosvenor Britain & Ireland (Grosvenor), which was assisted with its planning application by architects TateHindle. The ground and first floor will become a new Gagosian Gallery.

15 Feb 2013
Modern Art, Contemporary art gallery, London
David Kohn Architects

photo : Ioana Marinescu
Stuart Shave Modern Art
Eastcastle Street, with its generous ground floor showrooms and proximity to Oxford Street’s shops, was once the centre of London’s ragtrade. In the last few years the area has undergone a shift in identity with the departure of clothing manufacturers to the Far East, and the arrival of several East End art galleries.

13 Feb 2012
Richard Green Gallery, 32-33 New Bond St, Mayfair, west London
George Saumarez Smith of Adam Architecture

picture : Morley von Sternberg
Richard Green Gallery London
The first new, purpose built art gallery to be constructed on Bond Street since the early 20th Century has just been completed. The Richard Green gallery at 33 New Bond Street was designed by George Saumarez Smith, director at ADAM Architecture. The 591.4 sqm five storey building includes a gallery, board room, office, library and storage space.

3 Feb 2012
KPF London Gallery

photograph : Kohn Pedersen Fox
KPF London Gallery
Location: 7a Langley Street, London, WC2H 9JA
International architecture firm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) is pleased to announce the inaugural exhibition at its new gallery space in central London, a celebration of the work of German artist and architectural photographer HG Esch. Shown in the UK for the first time, the exhibition presents a selection of photographs taken from Esch’s ‘Cities Unknown’ series.

London Gallery Designs

UCL Art Galleries, Euston
Design: Burwell Deakins Architects

photo : Edmund Sumner
UCL Art Galleries – 28 Nov 2012
Transformation of the historic Octagon and Flaxman galleries at University College London, showcasing never displayed before objects from the University’s collection.

White Cube, south London
Casper Mueller Kneer

photograph : Ben Westoby Courtesy White Cube
New London Art Gallery : White Cube – 12 Oct 2011
White Cube open a third major art space in London. The building on Bermondsey Street is the largest of the gallery’s three London sites, providing more than 5440 m 2 (58,000 sq ft) of interior space on a site of 1.7 acres (74,300 sq ft). The building dates from the 1970s and was primarily used as a warehouse before the current refurbishment.

Black Cube at The Dock
The Dock / Timothy Hatton Architects

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Black Cube, London

London Art Gallery Buildings

Arts Building Designs in the UK capital, alphabetical:

176 Prince of Wales Road, London NW5
2007
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

photograph © Tim Soar
176 Prince of Wales Road

Barbican Arts Centre, City of London
1982
Chamberlin, Powell and Bon

photo © Adrian Welch
Barbican Arts Centre

Clore Gallery, Tate, west London
1985
JSMW&AL / B+BAL

photograph © Adrian Welch
Clore Gallery

The Lichfield Studios, 133 Oxford Gardens
2009
Lichfield Studios

Lisson Gallery, 52 Bell St, Lisson Grove, northwest London
1990
Tony Fretton Architects

photo © Adrian Welch
Lisson Gallery

Madder Rose Art Gallery, 137-139 Whitecross Street, London EC1
2007
Lynch Architects

photograph : Christian McDonald
Madder Rose Gallery

National Gallery
1838 (façade)
William Wilkins
1876 (Barry Rooms)
E. M. Barry

photograph © Adrian Welch
National Gallery London

Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York HQ development, King’s Road
2008
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM)

picture © Timothy Soar
Saatchi Gallery London